What is Fatigue?
Fatigue is failure under repeated or otherwise varying load which never reaches a level sufficient to cause failure in a single application. Component seems to… Read More »What is Fatigue?
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CFD keeps Emirates Team New Zealand on course to reclaim the America’s Cup
LEAP staff, in particular our team of CFD engineers, have been watching with interest as the 2013 America’s Cup unfolds in San Francisco. Despite being the oldest active trophy in international sport, the America’s Cup is continually evolving thanks to an often dramatic combination of …
5 key areas where ANSYS Multiphysics will help overcome the engineering challenges of Elon Musk’s Hyperloop
This week marked the public release of Elon Musk’s much anticipated proposal for a new mode of high-speed transport to be built between LA and San Francisco, dubbed… Read More »5 key areas where ANSYS Multiphysics will help overcome the engineering challenges of Elon Musk’s Hyperloop
Insights from Sir James Dyson on accelerating product development through CFD with design exploration
Sir James Dyson was in Australia recently for the launch of Dyson’s Airblade Tap hand dryer. During his visit, he gave a particularly enlightening interview with… Read More »Insights from Sir James Dyson on accelerating product development through CFD with design exploration
Formula SAE teams aim for the podium with CFD
Budding F1 car designers & engineers here in Australia may be getting excited in the build-up to the first race of the F1 season with… Read More »Formula SAE teams aim for the podium with CFD
Tips & Tricks: How to interpret results for multiphase & porous domains using true velocity and superficial velocity
A commonly asked question is: What is Superficial Velocity and when do I use it? If a fluid flows through a region that is… Read More »Tips & Tricks: How to interpret results for multiphase & porous domains using true velocity and superficial velocity
Webinar: Recent Advancements in Turbulence Modelling with Dr. Florian Menter
As part of the visit to Australia by Dr Florian Menter, world-recognised expert in turbulence modelling, LEAP Australia is pleased to announce a webinar to… Read More »Webinar: Recent Advancements in Turbulence Modelling with Dr. Florian Menter
Top Australian Design Award goes to Deepsea Challenger submersible
LEAP Australia wishes to congratulate Finite Elements Pty Ltd on their impressive use of ANSYS simulation technology during the design and testing of James Cameron’s… Read More »Top Australian Design Award goes to Deepsea Challenger submersible
Learn from the Expert: Turbulence Training with Dr. Florian Menter
Dr. Menter is a world-recognised expert in turbulence modelling.
He developed the widely used Shear-Stress Transport (SST) turbulence model, which has set a milestone in the accurate prediction of aerodynamic flows. He has also contributed to the formulation of one-equation turbulence models, advanced near wall treatment of turbulence equations, transition modelling and unsteady flow models. He has been in charge of the turbulence modelling program at ANSYS for more than 15 years and has been involved in a wide range of industrial modelling challenges.
Tips & Tricks: Sweep Meshing in ANSYS
For this post, we’ll discuss a topic which allows you to complement your understanding of global and local mesh controls that we have covered previously. Sweep meshing… Read More »Tips & Tricks: Sweep Meshing in ANSYS